The Recreation Commission unanimously approved three motions: a Facebook promotion budget up to $50 for an upcoming mediumship event, a trial of a Ryoko WiFi device with $10 monthly fee, and a $107.59 reimbursement to Peggy Lynch for town decorations.
Dunstable Council on Aging scheduled spring events and discussed program expansion at its March 4 meeting. Present were Ron Mayer, Mary Dow, Barbara Martin, Jean Haight (Secretary), and Chuck Raffoni.
Planning Board approves ADU bylaw, continues major projects. The Dunstable Planning Board unanimously approved amendments to the town's accessory dwelling unit bylaw and voted to proceed toward a required public hearing.
The Library Trustees discussed a budget proposal featuring $5,000 in salary reductions that could affect services and staffing.
The Select Board voted unanimously to request $25,000 from the Board of Assessors' overlay account to help offset a $43,000 deficit in the FY27 operating budget.
Dunstable Select Board unanimously approved seven items in roughly 15 minutes at its February 18 meeting, including a request to draw $25,000 from overlay reserves to help close a projected $43,000 fiscal year 2027 operating budget deficit.
The Planning Board extended two property application reviews and discussed a zoning proposal for residential commercial vehicles. The board unanimously extended ANR consideration at 0 Blodgett Street until March 17 and at 516 Main Street until March 2, both pending engineer review.
Dunstable Board of Health penalized a gas station for tobacco sale to youth inspector. The Board fined Dunstable Gas and Convenience, Inc., $1,000 and ordered a 3-day suspension of its tobacco license effective February 20-22, 2026.
The Economic Development Committee discussed preliminary zoning amendments and economic development strategies.
Dunstable Council on Aging approved $250 for blank cards to expand its birthday card project and advanced digital equity programming aimed at older residents. The grant-funded initiative will include 3-4 sessions on topics such as online banking, cyber security, recognizing scams, and ride programs.
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